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Fatigue management in European ATM: Putting research into practice
It has been two years since EASA published the Air Traffic Controller (ATCO) Fatigue Study, the first independent scientific study of ATCO fatigue conducted in Europe. While the study significantly advanced the industry’s understanding of fatigue and highlighted the need for effective fatigue mitigation measures, an important question remains: how can these findings be translated into everyday operational practice? Global…
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California’s CAAMCI project – helping to prepare US airports for eVTOL
The California Advanced Air Mobility Corridors Initiative (CAAMCI) is building California’s first Federal Aviation Administration-compliant, multi-airport flight network for advanced…
Policing with drones in Palm Springs, California
Lieutenant William Hutchinson, Palm Springs Police Department, Real Time Intelligence Center (RTIC) & Drone as First Responder (DFR) Program Director…
Mental underload: understanding the human side of automation
Air Traffic Management (ATM) has long focused on the challenge of air traffic controller overload. Increasing traffic and staffing shortages…
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Singapore selects Thales for next-generation AI-powered ATM system
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has awarded Thales a landmark contract to develop a new NexGen Air Traffic…
Farnborough International 2026
Philip Butterworth-Hayes explains how advanced air mobility is a step along a new path for civil aviation It is one…
Beyond demonstrations: Making BVLOS a daily reality
For years, achieving beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations has been one of the industry’s most significant ambitions. Demonstration…
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Innovation continues to bubble up across airspace management
Executive Q&A – Frédéric Guigner, CEO, DSNA
Securing aviation with zero trust – Dr. Jan-Henrik Andersson, CTO & CSO, Munich Airport
Embracing the technological shift – Friedrich-Wilhelm Menge, CTO, DFS
Seamless Skies Awards supplement
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Skyguide faces a third technical incident in six months. Is there a pattern?
A technical incident forced the Swiss ANSP Skyguide to initiate a ‘clear the sky’ procedure in Zurich early on the…
The strange chaos of the NOTAM closing El Paso
On February 11 2026, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a NOTAM closing the airspace in a radius of 10…
Are pilots the problem with drone safety?
Maybe this is a bit of an attention-grabbing headline, but it might not be so far from the truth. Moonrock…
